A Portraiture of the People Called Quakers: Being Rare Portraits, Collectted By a Careful Hand, of the Most Distinguished Members of Society, Exhibiting Their Labors in the Gospel, Their Zeal In the Promotion of Christian Discipline and Suffering For Conscience Sake; Together With Some Account of Their Public Service, Now For the First Time Set Forth.

Name/Title

A Portraiture of the People Called Quakers: Being Rare Portraits, Collectted By a Careful Hand, of the Most Distinguished Members of Society, Exhibiting Their Labors in the Gospel, Their Zeal In the Promotion of Christian Discipline and Suffering For Conscience Sake; Together With Some Account of Their Public Service, Now For the First Time Set Forth.

Entry/Object ID

2014.28.1599

Description

Hard cover, 117 pages. A Portraiture of the People Called Quakers: Being Rare Portraits, Collectted By a Careful Hand, of the Most Distinguished Members of Society, Exhibiting Their Labors in the Gospel, Their Zeal In the Promotion of Christian Discipline and Suffering For Conscience Sake; Together With Some Account of Their Public Service, Now For the First Time Set Forth. Hard cover, 117 pages. A handwritten inscription found Inside the Front Cover indicates this book was a gift to The Site and Relic Society of Germantown (now known as The Germantown Historical Society) from the Author in 1915.

Collection

Germantown Historical Society Library Collection

Publication Details

Author

Lippincott, Horace Mather

Publisher

Privately Published

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Call No.

F, Li-2